The Pakistan Red Crescent Punjab Headquarters successfully conducted a two-day Basic First Aid with CPR Training at the College of Nursing, Fatima Jinnah Medical University (FJMU), Lahore.
A total of 33 female nursing students participated in the session, gaining essential life-saving knowledge and practical skills in the following key areas:
Training Topics
CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation): Vital techniques for restoring breathing and circulation during emergencies.
Bleeding Control: Effective methods to manage wounds and prevent excessive blood loss.
Wound Management: Proper procedures to care for injuries, promote healing, and avoid infection.
Basic First Aid Techniques: Foundational responses to common medical emergencies.
Ceremony Highlights
The closing ceremony was graced by distinguished guests:
Chief Guest: Syed Mahboob Qadir Shah, Secretary General of Pakistan Red Crescent Society Punjab
Guest of Honor: Prof. Dr. Khalid Masaood Gondal, Vice Chancellor, Fatima Jinnah Medical University
Host: Mrs. Khudija Mushtaq, Principal, College of Nursing and Midwifery
Recognition and Appreciation
The ceremony included moments of appreciation and recognition:
Shield Presentation: The Principal, College of Nursing FJMC, presented shields to the Chief Guest and Guest of Honor.
Souvenirs: The Secretary General PRCS Punjab presented souvenirs to the Vice Chancellor FJMC and the Principal College of Nursing.
Certificates of Appreciation: Both dignitaries awarded certificates to the trainers and faculty members for their contributions.
Training Expertise
The training was conducted by seasoned professionals from PRCS Punjab:
Ms. Fauzia Saeed — Deputy Director Health
Mr. Muhammad Imran — Assistant Director First Aid
Mr. Zeeshan Ashfaq — Assistant Trainer
Commitment to Preparedness
This initiative reflects the Pakistan Red Crescent Punjab’s ongoing commitment to promoting a culture of safety, health awareness, and community preparedness. By empowering nursing students with practical life-saving skills, PRCS continues to strengthen resilience and capacity in emergency response across Punjab.
